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(Created claim: Note (P44): Built 1881-1882 as Deutsches Stadttheater for the city of Brünn by Ferdinand Fellner & Hermann Helmer at the site of a previous theatre (built 1771, destroyed by a fire in 1870). 1250 seats. Opened 30 Oct 1882 with Goethe's Egmont. The theatre had the first fully electrical lighting system on the European continent, installed by Edison's assistent, Francis Jehl. Since 1918, home to the local Czech opera company and renamed Divadlo na hradbách (Th...) Tag: openrefine home |
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| + | Built 1881-1882 as "Deutsches Stadttheater" for the city of Brünn by Ferdinand Fellner & Hermann Helmer at the site of a previous theatre (built 1771, destroyed by a fire in 1870). 1250 seats. Opened 30 Oct 1882 with Goethe's "Egmont". The theatre had the first fully electrical lighting system on the European continent, installed by Edison's assistent, Francis Jehl. Since 1918, home to the local Czech opera company and renamed "Divadlo na hradbách" (Theatre on the Ramparts). Also known as "Narodní divadlo" (National Theatre). During the German occupation 1939-1945 used for German and Czech performances. 1945 renamed Janáčkova Opera, 1946 renamed Janáčkovo Divadlo, in honour of the Czech composer, Leoš Janáček (1854-1928). After the building of a new opera house in 1965, mainly used for drama performances and renamed in honour of the Czech author and playwright, Jiří Mahen. 1971-1978 renovation. 1987 opening of "Diavdélko na hradbách", a studio theatre under the main stage of the theatre. (English) | ||||||||||||||
| Property / Note: Built 1881-1882 as "Deutsches Stadttheater" for the city of Brünn by Ferdinand Fellner & Hermann Helmer at the site of a previous theatre (built 1771, destroyed by a fire in 1870). 1250 seats. Opened 30 Oct 1882 with Goethe's "Egmont". The theatre had the first fully electrical lighting system on the European continent, installed by Edison's assistent, Francis Jehl. Since 1918, home to the local Czech opera company and renamed "Divadlo na hradbách" (Theatre on the Ramparts). Also known as "Narodní divadlo" (National Theatre). During the German occupation 1939-1945 used for German and Czech performances. 1945 renamed Janáčkova Opera, 1946 renamed Janáčkovo Divadlo, in honour of the Czech composer, Leoš Janáček (1854-1928). After the building of a new opera house in 1965, mainly used for drama performances and renamed in honour of the Czech author and playwright, Jiří Mahen. 1971-1978 renovation. 1987 opening of "Diavdélko na hradbách", a studio theatre under the main stage of the theatre. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / Note: Built 1881-1882 as "Deutsches Stadttheater" for the city of Brünn by Ferdinand Fellner & Hermann Helmer at the site of a previous theatre (built 1771, destroyed by a fire in 1870). 1250 seats. Opened 30 Oct 1882 with Goethe's "Egmont". The theatre had the first fully electrical lighting system on the European continent, installed by Edison's assistent, Francis Jehl. Since 1918, home to the local Czech opera company and renamed "Divadlo na hradbách" (Theatre on the Ramparts). Also known as "Narodní divadlo" (National Theatre). During the German occupation 1939-1945 used for German and Czech performances. 1945 renamed Janáčkova Opera, 1946 renamed Janáčkovo Divadlo, in honour of the Czech composer, Leoš Janáček (1854-1928). After the building of a new opera house in 1965, mainly used for drama performances and renamed in honour of the Czech author and playwright, Jiří Mahen. 1971-1978 renovation. 1987 opening of "Diavdélko na hradbách", a studio theatre under the main stage of the theatre. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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| + | Built 1881-1882 as Deutsches Stadttheater for the city of Brünn by Ferdinand Fellner & Hermann Helmer at the site of a previous theatre (built 1771, destroyed by a fire in 1870). 1250 seats. Opened 30 Oct 1882 with Goethe's Egmont. The theatre had the first fully electrical lighting system on the European continent, installed by Edison's assistent, Francis Jehl. Since 1918, home to the local Czech opera company and renamed Divadlo na hradbách (Theatre on the Ramparts). Also known as Narodní divadlo (National Theatre). During the German occupation 1939-1945 used for German and Czech performances. 1945 renamed Janáčkova Opera, 1946 renamed Janáčkovo Divadlo, in honour of the Czech composer, Leoš Janáček (1854-1928). After the building of a new opera house in 1965, mainly used for drama performances and renamed in honour of the Czech author and playwright, Jiří Mahen. 1971-1978 renovation. 1987 opening of Diavdélko na hradbách, a studio theatre under the main stage of the theatre. (English) | ||||||||||||||
| Property / Note: Built 1881-1882 as Deutsches Stadttheater for the city of Brünn by Ferdinand Fellner & Hermann Helmer at the site of a previous theatre (built 1771, destroyed by a fire in 1870). 1250 seats. Opened 30 Oct 1882 with Goethe's Egmont. The theatre had the first fully electrical lighting system on the European continent, installed by Edison's assistent, Francis Jehl. Since 1918, home to the local Czech opera company and renamed Divadlo na hradbách (Theatre on the Ramparts). Also known as Narodní divadlo (National Theatre). During the German occupation 1939-1945 used for German and Czech performances. 1945 renamed Janáčkova Opera, 1946 renamed Janáčkovo Divadlo, in honour of the Czech composer, Leoš Janáček (1854-1928). After the building of a new opera house in 1965, mainly used for drama performances and renamed in honour of the Czech author and playwright, Jiří Mahen. 1971-1978 renovation. 1987 opening of Diavdélko na hradbách, a studio theatre under the main stage of the theatre. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / Note: Built 1881-1882 as Deutsches Stadttheater for the city of Brünn by Ferdinand Fellner & Hermann Helmer at the site of a previous theatre (built 1771, destroyed by a fire in 1870). 1250 seats. Opened 30 Oct 1882 with Goethe's Egmont. The theatre had the first fully electrical lighting system on the European continent, installed by Edison's assistent, Francis Jehl. Since 1918, home to the local Czech opera company and renamed Divadlo na hradbách (Theatre on the Ramparts). Also known as Narodní divadlo (National Theatre). During the German occupation 1939-1945 used for German and Czech performances. 1945 renamed Janáčkova Opera, 1946 renamed Janáčkovo Divadlo, in honour of the Czech composer, Leoš Janáček (1854-1928). After the building of a new opera house in 1965, mainly used for drama performances and renamed in honour of the Czech author and playwright, Jiří Mahen. 1971-1978 renovation. 1987 opening of Diavdélko na hradbách, a studio theatre under the main stage of the theatre. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Latest revision as of 11:20, 11 September 2025
Theatre building in Brno, Czech Republic
- Mahen Theatre Brno
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Mahen Theatre Brno [Brno]
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Theatre building in Brno, Czech Republic
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49°11'46.000"N, 16°36'47.999"E
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Built 1881-1882 as "Deutsches Stadttheater" for the city of Brünn by Ferdinand Fellner & Hermann Helmer at the site of a previous theatre (built 1771, destroyed by a fire in 1870). 1250 seats. Opened 30 Oct 1882 with Goethe's "Egmont". The theatre had the first fully electrical lighting system on the European continent, installed by Edison's assistent, Francis Jehl. Since 1918, home to the local Czech opera company and renamed "Divadlo na hradbách" (Theatre on the Ramparts). Also known as "Narodní divadlo" (National Theatre). During the German occupation 1939-1945 used for German and Czech performances. 1945 renamed Janáčkova Opera, 1946 renamed Janáčkovo Divadlo, in honour of the Czech composer, Leoš Janáček (1854-1928). After the building of a new opera house in 1965, mainly used for drama performances and renamed in honour of the Czech author and playwright, Jiří Mahen. 1971-1978 renovation. 1987 opening of "Diavdélko na hradbách", a studio theatre under the main stage of the theatre. (English)
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Built 1881-1882 as Deutsches Stadttheater for the city of Brünn by Ferdinand Fellner & Hermann Helmer at the site of a previous theatre (built 1771, destroyed by a fire in 1870). 1250 seats. Opened 30 Oct 1882 with Goethe's Egmont. The theatre had the first fully electrical lighting system on the European continent, installed by Edison's assistent, Francis Jehl. Since 1918, home to the local Czech opera company and renamed Divadlo na hradbách (Theatre on the Ramparts). Also known as Narodní divadlo (National Theatre). During the German occupation 1939-1945 used for German and Czech performances. 1945 renamed Janáčkova Opera, 1946 renamed Janáčkovo Divadlo, in honour of the Czech composer, Leoš Janáček (1854-1928). After the building of a new opera house in 1965, mainly used for drama performances and renamed in honour of the Czech author and playwright, Jiří Mahen. 1971-1978 renovation. 1987 opening of Diavdélko na hradbách, a studio theatre under the main stage of the theatre. (English)
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4 November 1882Gregorian
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Rooseveltova 571/17
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1936
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2001
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1978
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18 - 21
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Skeleton plan of auditorium, III. PL opp. p. 62.
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